Clarissa Tossin’s Stereoscopic Vision Brings New Meaning to Depth Perception
As snowflakes began to dust over the green of campus late Tuesday afternoon, the mood was quiet, reflective of the ...
Month: <span>February 2017</span>
Women’s Basketball Fights to Stay Competitive in the ‘CAC
Throughout the break, the women’s basketball team was hard at work with games at the end of 2016 and throughout ...
Clark ’97 Joins the Trump Administration
Wesleyan University will now be represented in the halls of the Donald J. Trump Administration. President Trump’s White House staff ...
“Jackie” Prefers National Narrative Over Authenticity
While President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jackie Kennedy Onassis were real people and did, in fact, exist, they were ...
On Wesleyan’s Never Ending Winter Break
Wesleyan’s winter break is an aimless time for students. While most rival NESCAC schools go on break for just three ...
Racism and Xenophobia are Shared Across the Pacific Ocean
If there’s one thing that distinguishes America and Australia, it’s the chocolate. Australian chocolate is absolutely superior to that Hershey ...
Burning Cars, Smashing Windows, and Punching Nazis
The Twitter video of Richard Spencer getting punched in the face on Inauguration Day elicited an uproar. The punch brought ...
“Chewing Gum” Pops Social Norms
When you’re scrolling Netflix’s endless selection of movies and television programs, it often seems like you’ve seen everything, and everything ...
Men’s Ball Shows Grit, Edges Out Conn College
This past Saturday, the Cards pulled away to defeat Conn College in a tough away game, pushing their NESCAC win ...
Men’s Hockey Jockeys For Postseason Positioning
The men's hockey season started off with a bang, and by the winter break, it possessed a 4-2 record through six ...